Autonomus Transacion/Log Recording into DB table

Hi All,
I have to log several events happening to my DB schemas directly into a single table created for such auditing purpose.
Up to now I'm using a generic proc. (invoked by triggers and pkgs) in which I'm calling an Autonomus Transaction.
Now my team is figuring out to create few functs/procs which will call one external DB (through db-link). In this case Autonomus Transaction will not be able to work anymore (for the session of course).
I'm asking you all for an advice: does a 'special' log function exist (ex. inside DBMS_something pkg) or have I to workaroud in some way?
I'm running 8i vertion at the moment... but - if solutions are present on newer Oracle releases - please advice me the same.
Thanks a lot,
Marco

As of Oracle 9i, this limitation has been removed to a limited extent and
ORA-00164: autonomous transaction disallowed within distributed transaction
is redefined to:
ORA-00164 distributed autonomous transaction disallowed within migratable distributed transaction
"Does a 'special' log function exist (ex. inside DBMS_something pkg)" ?
You can use (in 8i too) DBMS_LOGMNR, but practically you must have archived redo logs.
Regards,
Zlatko Sirotic

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